Archives for April 2008

Since lots of you like it when I post pix like these, but they keep you from visiting my blog at work, here's a (NSFW) photo -- at someone else's site. Click at your peril! And if you "get" the scenario … [Read more...]

A sympathetic reader has designed a nifty graphic for those of us getting sued by Richard Warman -- or whoever wants to use it: Mine goes to my PayPal donations page, like so (clicky):
However, you could use it to … [Read more...]

"The Saskblogs Aggregator is toast now. I pulled it this evening. "Anyone wondering why need only read Richard Warman's Statement of Claims (PDF, 1.5M, 23pp) against Kate of SDA. In particular paragraphs 28-31. … [Read more...]

I'm still sending personal emails to the hundreds of generous folks who've donated to my legal defence fund, regarding the lawsuit against me and other Canadian conservative bloggers brought by serial … [Read more...]

Around the same time Canadian bloggers started asking questions about Canada's Human Rights Commissions and its number one complaint-filer, former HRC employee Richard Warman, Paul Jacob at Townhall.com wrote an outstanding column about … [Read more...]

"It's not possible to take a stand against the Canadian Human Rights Commission without also talking a stand against Richard Warman. He has been the plaintiff on half the Section 13 cases in its entire history and on … [Read more...]

Binky is donating t-shirt profits to "the Blogger 5": Sign up for the FreeMarkSteyn.com … [Read more...]

I was leaning towards "Did I mention he's a douchebag?" but leave it to the inimitable Rachel … [Read more...]

Statement is mostly hot air, but this is of course great news for Steyn & Macleans magazine. He still faces a BC HRC tribunal in June on the … [Read more...]

(UPDATES below) Richard "The Boy Named Sue" Warman has finally filed his statement of claim. Canada's busiest litigant, serial "human rights" complainant and -- the guy Mark Steyn has called "Canada’s most sensitive man" -- [Read more...]

"Hayes complained to British Columbia's Human Rights Tribunal that he was discriminated against because he is a pagan who practices a 'BDSM lifestyle' and deserves protection under the human rights code, … [Read more...]

"Since Canadian writers are now being prosecuted for words and images that are tamer than those of the seventies, we need to ask, is this the type of multiculturalism we want? Demographic changes are … [Read more...]